I have the Toshiba Thrive AT100 tablet which works great, I added the USB keyboard to it, how does the bluetooth mouse work with the TABLET??
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The Toshiba blue tooth mouse works fine with the Thrive. I've had no problems.
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I think if your tablet has bluetooth works normally as if the connection will be made with any other bluetooth device, I have a toshiba tecra and it works perfectly, if you do not have bluetooth you should get yourself a usb type bluetooth device for your tablet.
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I was able to connect both the keyboard and mouse to a Samsung Tablet. Go into Bluetooth settings it should find it there when the mouse is turned on.
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Hi. I bought a Samsung 10" tablet and the Logitech wireless mouse. It's been trouble-free so far. Knightsix
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A Bluetooth mouse will work with this. I have a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse working through the Targus. A USB "wireless" mouse will only work with the adapter that came with it.
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USB OTG has always worked wonderful for me with the full sized USB and micro USB. I have a keyboard and a USB mouse that I use on occasion. The keyboard works ok. Occasionally, it hangs on me, but catches up to me in a few seconds. The USB mouse has been glitchy. The mouse that comes with the stock keyboard works great with no problems but it is small for me. I use the HDMI display to my TV all the time (usually three to five times a day). Whether I am streaming video via HDMI cable, playing a video game via HDMI cable or streaming video via an app like iMediashare, the video quality varies. Video via HDMI cable is usually very clear but I am unable to alter the screen brightness. If the movie is dark, you will not be able to lighten it. If you stream the movie via an app, the shading will be determined by the app you use. iMediashare allows you to change to brightness, so you can do it through there. The picture has always been clear and HD quality. I have never had a problem or a complaint with the tablet regarding any video I have streamed to a TV.
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I have a usb wireless mouse & keyboard both work w/o a hiccup. I also have Bluetooth mouse & keyboard; they don't work very well at all. Frequently have to "wake" them up & after about a half-hour they time-out completely. I switched to usb wireless & haven't had an issue, yet (after about 2 years of constant use). If you're running Windows 7 on it, I recommend upgrading to Windows 8. It fixes 95% of the issues w/ this machine. Windows 7 is notorious for having issues loading drivers. Under Windows 7, my pen, printer & Wacom tablet drivers wouldn't load and/or would have glitches. This is on several different machines not just my Asus. Once I upgraded to Windows 8 (it was only $14 at the time), all those problems went away. If you're using Windows 8 already, maybe just double check your peripherals do actual work on another machine & try loading the drivers manually from the mouse manufacturer's site. Also, loading the Windows updates from the Microsoft site may help. Best of luck. Hope it works. I love my Asus Slate.
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as long as its Bluetooth im sure it will connect and work just fine. I use it for an asus tablet and it works great. get the wedge mouse with it you will not regret it. great combo to have.
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I had the same problem. The mouse paired immediately with my Galaxy Tab 10.1 and worked great for several months, then it kept disconnecting every couple of minutes. I would not recommend this product.
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The mouse has a USB receiver that plugs into the computer. I think the keyboard is Bluetooth.
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Hi, I use a Microsoft wireless touch mouse without any problems. It uses an USB Nano transceiver which Works well (about the mouse, do not buy that model, the touch design is more a bother than anything else). Another thing, if you want to upgrade this machine to Windows 8, this would require that you upgrade the bios to enable the hardware buttons. The bios upgrade is not reliable in this device!! (actually, I bricked my asus doing that), please check on internet before do it.
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I use mine for a laptop.It is smaller than most atandard keyboards. I am assuming that since it is USB, that it will work with a compatible port. However for my tablet, I use a tablet size keyboard. It is not wireless.If you have Bluetooth capabilities, I would look for a Bluetooth combo mouse & keyboard. They are usually smaller & more portable. The Enermax Briskie is great choice otherwise.
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Last I heard you have to go into settings and activate the bluetooth on your tablet. It only works with bluetooth devices even though it has that usb adapter..which I thought was ridiculous. It may just be broken anyway. It's junk like I said in my review.
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It's bluetooth so pick a bluetooth mouse. If you have built-in bluetooth, you don't need any USB ports.
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you can use any blue tooth mouse, but the touch screen will become your primary tool for navigation after getting used to it. Oh just thinking of this, If you don't buy one with a keyboard you wont be able to use a mouse, because the tablet does not have a usb port but the key board does.
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I have a Galaxy Tab 4 and I ordered this but I can't get it to connect. Is it compatible with this mouse, or do I need to return it? How do I connect it?
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Yes, a bluetooth mouse works well, but there a glitch in Win 8.1 that seems to make my mouse hang a little. I hope they address it soon.
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I don't know and stopped using it because of unreliable connectivity. The Logitech Bluetooth keyboard is fine, though. I bought a "USB Slim 4 Port Hub" to which I attach a 1 TB hard drive, an HP 2430 printer and a Microsoft laptop mouse. Altogether, this seems the best combination. Given the prie of the Logitech Tablet Mouse ($90.00?), I can't recommend "try it to find out". To pricey for error.